Imaging
X-Ray
Digital radiography for bones, chest and joints to help detect fractures, infections and other abnormalities.
10–15 min
Common preparation
Usually no special preparation is needed. Remove metal objects and jewellery before the scan.
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Explore imaging, laboratory, cardiac and specialised diagnostic services, understand common preparation requirements and book through a connected healthcare journey.
Test availability, preparation requirements and pricing may vary by provider, location and clinical need.
Diagnostic journey
From recommended test to follow-up care.
Keep testing, reports and next steps connected instead of managing every part of the process separately.
Imaging
X-Ray, MRI, CT, Ultrasound
Laboratory
Blood tests & pathology
Cardiac
ECG & Echocardiogram
Specialised
Eye, EEG, DEXA & more
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Clear preparation
See common preparation guidance before your scheduled test.
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Continue your care journey with the appropriate healthcare professional after testing.
Diagnostic services
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Browse common diagnostic services with estimated duration, preparation information and indicative pricing.
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Imaging
CT Scan
Detailed cross-sectional imaging of internal organs, bones, soft tissue and blood vessels.
15–30 min
Common preparation
You may be asked to fast for 4–6 hours. Tell your healthcare team about allergies or contrast-related concerns.
Imaging
MRI Scan
High-detail imaging of the brain, spine, joints and soft tissue using magnetic resonance technology.
30–60 min
Common preparation
Remove metal objects and inform the facility about implants, pacemakers or claustrophobia before the scan.
Imaging
Ultrasound
Non-invasive imaging using sound waves for abdominal organs, thyroid, pregnancy monitoring and more.
15–30 min
Common preparation
Preparation depends on the scan. Some abdominal scans may require fasting; pelvic scans may require a full bladder.
Laboratory
Blood Tests
Routine and advanced blood investigations including CBC, lipid profile, liver, kidney and thyroid panels.
5–10 min
Common preparation
Some tests may require fasting for 8–12 hours. Follow the instructions provided for your specific test.
Cardiac
ECG / EKG
A quick recording of the heart’s electrical activity to support assessment of rhythm and cardiac conditions.
5–10 min
Common preparation
Usually no special preparation is needed. Wear comfortable clothing and follow any instructions from the facility.
Cardiac
Echocardiogram
Ultrasound imaging of the heart to assess valves, chambers, pumping function and structural changes.
20–40 min
Common preparation
Usually no special preparation is required. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing.
Neurology
EEG
A test that records brain-wave activity and can support assessment of seizures, sleep disorders and neurological conditions.
30–60 min
Common preparation
Wash your hair and avoid styling products. Follow any sleep or medication instructions given before the test.
Specialised
Eye Examination
Comprehensive vision and eye-health assessment including acuity, retinal examination and pressure checks.
20–30 min
Common preparation
Bring your current glasses or contact lenses. If dilation is planned, you may need help travelling home.
Laboratory
Pathology / Biopsy
Laboratory examination of tissue or cell samples to support diagnosis of infections, inflammation and other conditions.
Results in 3–7 days
Common preparation
Preparation varies by procedure. Follow the instructions provided by your doctor or diagnostic centre.
Imaging
DEXA Scan
A low-dose scan used to measure bone mineral density and support assessment of osteoporosis risk.
15–20 min
Common preparation
You may be asked to avoid calcium supplements for 24 hours and wear clothing without metal fasteners.
Women’s Health
Prenatal Screening
Pregnancy-related screening and imaging including NT, anomaly and growth scans where clinically appropriate.
20–45 min
Common preparation
Follow your obstetrician’s or diagnostic centre’s instructions. Some scans may require a full bladder.
How it works
A simpler diagnostic booking journey.
From choosing a test to receiving reports, each step is designed to be clear and easy to follow.
01
Choose a test
Select the diagnostic service recommended for you.
02
Book a slot
Choose a convenient hospital, diagnostic centre, date and time.
03
Get tested
Visit the selected centre with your prescription or required documents.
04
Receive reports
Access reports and continue with your doctor for interpretation and next steps.
Before your test
Preparation can vary by test and by patient.
Some investigations require fasting, medication instructions, a full bladder or information about implants and allergies. Always follow the instructions provided by your doctor or diagnostic centre.
The preparation information shown on this page is general guidance and should not replace provider-specific or medical instructions.
A good pre-test checklist
Carry your doctor’s prescription or referral if required.
Confirm whether fasting or medication changes are needed.
Tell the centre about allergies, pregnancy or implanted devices when relevant.
Carry previous reports if your doctor has asked for comparison.
Ask when and how your report will be available.
Reports are part of the journey
Diagnostic reports should lead to the right next step.
A report by itself may not answer what you should do next. Continue with the doctor or healthcare professional who recommended the investigation for interpretation, diagnosis and treatment decisions.
STEP 1
Complete test
STEP 2
Receive report
STEP 3
Doctor review
STEP 4
Next care step
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